Things to do in National Palace Museum

Good place to spend a whole day. start from the top and work your way down. the collection is ordered from earliest period on the top floor, and later pieces on lower floors. public transport to get there is easy and cheaper then the sight seeing bus. there are so many pieces there you might want to come another day to see the rest. Do eat before coming here as there is only a small cafe that is constantly crowded. Besides their most popular pieces that people seem to like to view, you will find other pieces you will like I found the gate cups to be the ones I prefer over the popular pieces.

We were so lucky to meet Joanna again at the Taipei National Palace Museum! Her explanations were clear and accessible, blending rich historical knowledge with many fascinating little stories that kept us from just skimming the surface of the artifacts. The entire experience was relaxed yet fulfilling, and you could truly feel Joanna's passion for history and culture. It was a truly worthwhile guided tour experience, highly recommended! ❤️

The Fun Pass is really useful and great. However, if you try to enjoy all these benefits within a short schedule, your trip might become too exhausting. So, I recommend comparing the monetary value of the benefits you'd get and then making your purchase. For attractions like Yehliu Geopark, Jinguashi, and the Shifen Sky Lantern experience, you might find it more effective to purchase a separate Fun Trip Yehliu-Shifen-Jiufen-Jinguashi (YES FOG JING) bus tour and use them together. Also, as a side note, I recommend adding the Funlab bag-making experience to your itinerary. It's surprisingly fun and provides a cool space for a short break. The wood glue they provide takes a long time to dry after attaching materials, so rather than rushing to sew, it's better to glue the pieces, put them in a plastic bag, carry them carefully, and by the next day, they should be completely dry. Using glue will save you a lot of time.

It's great way to visit all famous museums if you are crunched with time. However our tour guide had a bit difficulty in explaining the area/ history in english but you can still understand him a bit & he's sweet! Hassle free transfer to different museums especially in this June heat!

Mr. Bratt Kao — what a man of excellent service throughout our tour! Beyond being just a tour guide, he helped us in every possible way, took so many amazing pictures for us, suggested great restaurants, and guided us extremely well throughout the trip. No words are enough to explain his dedication and kindness. Truly a 10-star service by him! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Finding M4 to get on the bus was easy. I took my first hop on with the blue line at 10:50 am and the red line at 14:50. I ended the 2 routes at past 6pm. That was fun, relaxing and enjoyable!

I had a wonderful trip to Yangmingshan and Beitou! Our tour guide was very friendly and helpful. He shared many interesting stories about the history and local life in Taiwan, and helped us take lots of beautiful photos. The whole group got along so well, making the trip even more enjoyable. #JasonWolf

My first visit to the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum left a deep impression on me. The Southern Branch has a style that blends modern Chinese aesthetics, and the exhibitions inside are presented in diverse ways. Buying tickets on Klook was super convenient—instant purchase and use! The Southern Branch ticket was excellent value for money; my friend and I had a great time. The coolest part was that their stamps aren't regular ink stamps; they only appear when illuminated by a light. They don't stain clothes or smudge, which is awesome! I even asked a staff member to shine the light for me so I could take a picture. 😂 It was a very special trip, and I want to go again. Next time, I'll definitely use an e-ticket—it's so quick and convenient! 🫶

Our trip to Yangmingshan and the National Palace Museum was absolutely perfect. Our guide was incredibly professional, and the itinerary was paced beautifully, 5 star to sam Hahn